Norfolk speed cameras catch over 1,500 speeding offences in September

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 27 Oct, 21:08 · Archive

More than 1,500 speeding offences were recorded by fixed speed cameras across Norfolk in September, according to data from the Norfolk and Suffolk Police Public Access System. A total of 1,549 offences were processed during the month.

The camera on the A148 at Hillington was responsible for almost a third of the county-wide figure, catching 511 drivers. The camera on the A134 in Thetford recorded 253 offences, while Mile End Road in Norwich recorded 99. Cameras on Dereham Road recorded a combined 76 offences, with 54 travelling towards the city and 22 towards Costessey. Two sites shared fifth place: Colman Road in Norwich and the A149 at Dersingham each recorded 74 offences.

Barrett Road in Norwich recorded 67 offences, followed by Bishop Bridge Road with 60. The cameras at Little Snoring and on Koblenz Avenue in Norwich each caught 47 drivers. Average-speed cameras on the A17 between King's Lynn and Sutton Bridge recorded a combined 35 offences, while cameras on the A47 between Acle and Halvergate recorded 34.

Nine sites recorded no offences during September, including cameras at West Winch, Loddon, Thurton, Rackheath and Poringland.

How it is being reported

• Revealed - The speed cameras in Norwich that caught the most drivers last monthNew figures reveal which of Norwich's cameras were busiest during September 2026, with the A140 Mile End Road topping the list with 99 offences.Norwich Evening News · 27 Oct, 15:32
• Revealed - The speed cameras in Norfolk that caught the most drivers last monthMore than 1,500 speeding offences were recorded by fixed speed cameras across Norfolk last month, new figures have revealed.Eastern Daily Press · 27 Oct, 14:30
• Revealed - The speed cameras in Norfolk that caught the most drivers last monthMore than 1,500 speeding offences were recorded by fixed speed cameras across Norfolk last month, new figures have revealed.Norwich Evening News · 27 Oct, 14:30

In this story: Norfolk · Hillington · Thetford · Norwich · King's Lynn · Norfolk and Suffolk Police

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